Patronage, Volumen14Baldwin and Cradock, 1833 |
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... took the first opportunity of leaving the room with his lordship's nephew , Col. Hauton , to look at some horses , which were to run at the ensuing races . Left alone with Mr. Percy , lord Oldborough looked less reserved , for he ...
... took the first opportunity of leaving the room with his lordship's nephew , Col. Hauton , to look at some horses , which were to run at the ensuing races . Left alone with Mr. Percy , lord Oldborough looked less reserved , for he ...
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... took to his snuff - box , shook and levelled the snuff ; and if he listened , listened as to words superfluous and irrelevant . When Mr. Percy uttered any principle favourable to the liberty of the press , or of the people , his ...
... took to his snuff - box , shook and levelled the snuff ; and if he listened , listened as to words superfluous and irrelevant . When Mr. Percy uttered any principle favourable to the liberty of the press , or of the people , his ...
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... took up the red - book , which lay upon his table— walked deliberately to a window , and , looking ear- nestly through his glass , asked if Mr. Percy could recollect who was member for some borough in the neighbourhood ? The ...
... took up the red - book , which lay upon his table— walked deliberately to a window , and , looking ear- nestly through his glass , asked if Mr. Percy could recollect who was member for some borough in the neighbourhood ? The ...
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... , often succeeded where his father's timidity prognosticated failure . Indeed , on the present occasion , the care D which the young diplomatist took not to commit himself , 14 PATRONAGE . 33 appear to be more than was expected.-His ...
... , often succeeded where his father's timidity prognosticated failure . Indeed , on the present occasion , the care D which the young diplomatist took not to commit himself , 14 PATRONAGE . 33 appear to be more than was expected.-His ...
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Maria Edgeworth. which the young diplomatist took not to commit himself , the dexterity with which he " helped himself by countenance and gesture , " and " was judicious by signs , " proved that he was well skilled in all those arts of ...
Maria Edgeworth. which the young diplomatist took not to commit himself , the dexterity with which he " helped himself by countenance and gesture , " and " was judicious by signs , " proved that he was well skilled in all those arts of ...
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admired Alfred assure Barclay barouche brother Buckhurst Falconer captain Percy Caroline's character charming church colonel Hauton colonel Hungerford commissioner Falconer conversation countenance cried Cunningham daugh daughter dear father Drakelow duke of Greenwich Erasmus expressed eyes fashion favour favourite feeling felt fortune friends Frumpton Gascoigne gentlemen give Godfrey Percy Gresham hand happy hear heard heart honour hope John knew lady Angelica Headingham lady Elizabeth lady Jane ladyship leave Leicestershire letter living look lord Old lord Oldborough lordship man-the manner marry ment mind miss Caroline Percy miss Falconers miss Hauton mother never opinion Panton patronage Pembroke Percy family Percy-hall Percy's person physician pity pleasure political poor profession racter recollected Rosamond sir Amyas sir James Harcourt sister Skreene smiled soon speak sure talents talk tell thing thought tion Tourville Tunbridge turned Twickenham Weymouth whilst wish woman word young lady
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